Sentence examples for defined entity from inspiring English sources

To report the clinical characteristics of a newly defined entity, age-related choroidal atrophy.

In short, in California, a "public utility" is a precisely defined entity subject to an expansive and exacting regulatory regime.

And every dancer emerges as a fully defined entity in Ms. Marshall's sparkling, meticulously madcap choreography, which ranges from a River-dancing lineup of Irish policemen to a sultry ballet of jazz club denizens.

No-one is in charge and the blurred boundaries between these various sectors make the scientific community a fuzzily defined entity (which is why the actions of one sector can so easily be attributed to others).

It dropped into a national shouting match that has pitted a hazily defined entity called "the white working class" against an equally hazy "coastal elite" as the Sunni and Shia of the American political scene.

Narcolepsy is a rare life-long disease that exists in two forms, narcolepsy type-1 (NT1) or type-2 (NT2), but only NT1 is accepted as clearly defined entity.

He makes an analogy to Bosnia, where the 1995 Dayton agreement has kept that country together by devolving most functions to ethnically defined entities.

Although a noun, as with other defined entities, the word life might be better cast as a verb to reflect its essential status as a process.

Sometimes, in large hospitals, the Department of Internal Medicine has little opportunity to manage specific or defined entities without the 'competition' of other subspecialist colleagues.

These consider each disease separately as identified, known, defined entities.

This means the platform knows ahead of time what domain any defined entities and intent applies to.